quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
the church of england	70
early english books online	44
at the same time	41
body and blood of	39
and blood of christ	38
of the church of	38
the act of parliament	38
the church of rome	37
the body and blood	36
the advantage of church	35
the confession of faith	30
to take the test	30
and the protestant religion	29
the earl of argyle	29
far as it is	29
to the advantage of	27
as it is consistent	27
in so far as	26
the word of god	26
in the case of	25
to the protestant religion	24
as far as it	23
it is to be	22
represented either as utf	22
characters represented either as	22
the worship of the	22
that it is not	22
so far as it	21
in the mean time	21
on the other side	21
of the protestant religion	21
it is consistent with	21
there can be no	20
consistent with it self	20
reasons for abrogating the	20
is not to be	20
for abrogating the test	20
of bread and wine	19
that there is no	19
the acts of parliament	19
the bread and wine	18
of church and state	18
and for that reason	18
to take the oath	18
in a lawful way	18
in the church of	17
is so far from	17
the sense of the	17
all members of parliament	17
as well as the	17
and meaning of the	16
as far as he	16
is consistent with it	16
in a lawfull way	16
that they may be	15
and in a lawfull	15
the true protestant religion	15
with the protestant religion	15
the substance of the	15
to impose contradictory oaths	15
as a part of	15
of his majesties privy	15
a part of the	15
in the presence of	14
not repugnant to religion	14
whereas it is pretended	14
government of the church	14
the authority of the	14
the words of the	14
of the true god	13
if there was a	13
the rest of the	13
of his own conscience	13
the body of christ	13
that can be made	13
in a little time	13
ought not to be	13
the greatest part of	13
repugnant to the protestant	13
advantage of church and	13
and acts of parliament	13
an act of parliament	12
of the body and	12
in the house of	12
is not at all	12
sense and meaning of	12
of church or state	12
alteration in the government	12
lords of his majesties	12
the lords of his	12
the thing it self	12
as if he had	12
the power of the	12
of heaven and earth	12
by the act of	12
characters marked as illegible	11
or text strings within	11
in mind that in	11
the keyers to be	11
text is available for	11
readable characters will be	11
and or corrected and	11
these processes should make	11
creating the tcp texts	11
users should bear in	11
to simplify the filling	11
should make clear that	11
the true nature of	11
a limit of instances	11
assumptions that can be	11
editorial teams in oxford	11
these texts for their	11
text strings within braces	11
of every monographic english	11
have been issued variously	11
use these texts for	11
should be aware of	11
english books online text	11
books online text creation	11
quality of tcp data	11
attribution is given to	11
sent to external keying	11
of the tei in	11
encoding based on the	11
placeholder characters or elements	11
given to their original	11
did not meet qa	11
known extent have been	11
to create diplomatic transcriptions	11
via their early english	11
been issued variously as	11
changes to facilitate morpho	11
encoding was enhanced and	11
processed by university of	11
although there are a	11
text and markup reviewed	11
elements to simplify the	11
intended to range over	11
mainly structural encoding based	11
was a compelling reason	11
and characters marked as	11
encoded text transcribed from	11
by the institutions providing	11
the encoding was enhanced	11
never have been looked	11
providing financial support to	11
in of gaps by	11
in accordance with level	11
the public domain as	11
never intended to impose	11
then carried out by	11
by proquest via their	11
publisher proquest to create	11
and encoded texts based	11
wide variety of subject	11
r ocm this keyboarded	11
of tcp data is	11
standards were returned to	11
the publisher proquest to	11
ocm this keyboarded and	11
financial support to the	11
to reflect the true	11
proofread for accuracy and	11
been transformed into placeholder	11
accordance with level of	11
reflect the true nature	11
each text was proofread	11
tcp is a partnership	11
the host of heaven	11
between and available in	11
for keying and markup	11
text with mnemonic sdata	11
from proquest page images	11
to create accurately transcribed	11
project have been released	11
whichever is the greater	11
of any assumptions that	11
converting tcp files to	11
with level of the	11
and markup guidelines are	11
transformed into placeholder characters	11
reason to do so	11
works in other languages	11
or tei g elements	11
bibliography of english literature	11
work described above is	11
according to the terms	11
of textual data within	11
general aim of eebo	11
encoded and linked to	11
for their own purposes	11
have been released into	11
up to a limit	11
opposed to critical editions	11
compelling reason to do	11
made about the data	11
universities of michigan and	11
in all likelihood such	11
credit and attribution is	11
to a limit of	11
such instances will never	11
or later edition of	11
tei in libraries guidelines	11
accuracy and those which	11
images scanned from microfilm	11
by university of nebraska	11
guidelines are available at	11
request that due credit	11
proquest via their early	11
be aware of the	11
restraints of time and	11
works are eligible for	11
keying companies for transcription	11
tcp assigned for keying	11
possible up to a	11
usually the first edition	11
unicode or text strings	11
and use these texts	11
into placeholder characters or	11
bear in mind that	11
a number of works	11
sets published by proquest	11
to the keyers to	11
text can be copied	11
project was divided into	11
was then carried out	11
their early english books	11
a second or later	11
and sometimes a second	11
phase of the project	11
texts were encoded and	11
second or later edition	11
editions of a works	11
are available at the	11
the text encoding initiative	11
textual data within the	11
in the next place	11
that in all likelihood	11
of the print record	11
to page images in	11
overall quality of tcp	11
the texts were encoded	11
created during phase of	11
a wide variety of	11
the text can be	11
then their works are	11
so far from being	11
produce large quantities of	11
linked to page images	11
all without asking permission	11
page images in accordance	11
were sent to external	11
those which did not	11
tei p using tcp	11
is available for reuse	11
is a partnership between	11
the institutions providing financial	11
the early english books	11
was divided into two	11
language title published between	11
marked as illegible were	11
in oxford and michigan	11
the print record of	11
texts created during phase	11
of a work was	11
that due credit and	11
encoded texts based on	11
chose to create diplomatic	11
images in accordance with	11
of creating the tcp	11
number of works in	11
online text creation partnership	11
characters or elements to	11
to be taken by	11
was enhanced and or	11
the universities of michigan	11
illegible were corrected where	11
their works are eligible	11
while the overall quality	11
markup guidelines are available	11
therefore chose to create	11
and the publisher proquest	11
notably latin and welsh	11
or elements to simplify	11
of the penal laws	11
errors will remain and	11
the image sets published	11
selection was intended to	11
remain and some readable	11
the house of lords	11
create accurately transcribed and	11
of works in other	11
process of creating the	11
structural encoding based on	11
later edition of a	11
text was proofread for	11
not repugnant to the	11
ascii text with mnemonic	11
enhanced and or corrected	11
is to encode one	11
of instances per text	11
during phase of the	11
range over a wide	11
for accuracy and those	11
and coded from proquest	11
new cambridge bibliography of	11
encoded edition of the	11
instances will never have	11
tcp files to tei	11
which did not meet	11
mind that in all	11
are a number of	11
support to the early	11
assurance was then carried	11
in english were prioritized	11
sets were sent to	11
based on the image	11
for an anonymous work	11
looked at by a	11
partnership between the universities	11
true nature of the	11
markup reviewed and edited	11
and oxford and the	11
extent have been transformed	11
all likelihood such instances	11
likelihood such instances will	11
variety of subject areas	11
tcp is to encode	11
been looked at by	11
available at the text	11
should bear in mind	11
therefore of any assumptions	11
the work described above	11
terms of creative commons	11
p using tcp tei	11
was based on the	11
or for an anonymous	11
and linked to page	11
text creation partnership web	11
created by converting tcp	11
quality assurance was then	11
into the public domain	11
the sacrifice of the	11
owned by the institutions	11
have been transformed into	11
were encoded as gap	11
was chosen if there	11
of the work described	11
not meet qa standards	11
to external keying companies	11
of time and funding	11
mnemonic sdata character entities	11
works in english were	11
to the terms of	11
companies for transcription and	11
title published between and	11
to produce large quantities	11
issued variously as sgml	11
a works in english	11
on the text encoding	11
image sets were sent	11
of each text was	11
where possible up to	11
texts for their own	11
within the usual project	11
gap elements of known	11
have been looked at	11
described above is co	11
based on the new	11
keyed and coded from	11
domain as of january	11
public domain as of	11
unicode or tei g	11
qa standards were returned	11
keyboarded and encoded edition	11
were encoded and linked	11
usual project restraints of	11
understanding these processes should	11
there was a compelling	11
included and sometimes a	11
teams in oxford and	11
to their original source	11
edition of a work	11
of a works in	11
edition of the work	11
institutions providing financial support	11
image sets published by	11
record of the period	11
large quantities of textual	11
respectfully request that due	11
any remaining illegibles were	11
anyone can now take	11
at the text creation	11
chosen if there was	11
simplify the filling in	11
to range over a	11
texts have been issued	11
any assumptions that can	11
based on the text	11
assigned for keying and	11
at by a tcp	11
and therefore of any	11
the filling in of	11
a work was chosen	11
to tei p using	11
aimed to produce large	11
be made about the	11
were returned to the	11
as opposed to critical	11
returned to the keyers	11
gaps by user contributors	11
characters will be marked	11
even for commercial purposes	11
been released into the	11
to the early english	11
will remain and some	11
we respectfully request that	11
sometimes a second or	11
accurately transcribed and encoded	11
illegibles were encoded as	11
estc r ocm this	11
users should be aware	11
quantities of textual data	11
and those which did	11
the terms of creative	11
were corrected where possible	11
of the process of	11
the general aim of	11
tcp aimed to produce	11
now take and use	11
texts based on the	11
released into the public	11
published by proquest via	11
for transcription and basic	11
corrected where possible up	11
due credit and attribution	11
work was chosen if	11
the new cambridge bibliography	11
but we respectfully request	11
a compelling reason to	11
the texts have been	11
data is very good	11
intended to impose contradictory	11
i text is available	11
take and use these	11
limit of instances per	11
and attribution is given	11
first editions of a	11
of the texts have	11
the overall quality of	11
aware of the process	11
files to tei p	11
a partnership between the	11
by a tcp editor	11
the tei in libraries	11
or corrected and characters	11
to encode one copy	11
cambridge bibliography of english	11
and available in eebo	11
are eligible for inclusion	11
published between and available	11
out by editorial teams	11
over a wide variety	11
will be marked as	11
selection was based on	11
was intended to range	11
keyers to be redone	11
can now take and	11
transcribed and encoded texts	11
the usual project restraints	11
with changes to facilitate	11
between the universities of	11
of michigan and oxford	11
this keyboarded and encoded	11
into the body and	11
print record of the	11
copies of the texts	11
the project have been	11
this phase i text	11
nature of the print	11
by editorial teams in	11
the text creation partnership	11
of gaps by user	11
there are a number	11
text selection was based	11
of the project have	11
and therefore chose to	11
creation partnership web site	11
michigan and oxford and	11
as illegible were corrected	11
was proofread for accuracy	11
processes should make clear	11
on the new cambridge	11
divided into two phases	11
transcription and basic encoding	11
some readable characters will	11
can be made about	11
is given to their	11
and markup reviewed and	11
oxford and the publisher	11
by converting tcp files	11
of known extent have	11
some errors will remain	11
be marked as illegible	11
meet qa standards were	11
and encoded edition of	11
tcp project was divided	11
phase i text is	11
filling in of gaps	11
level of the tei	11
encoded as gap s	11
and some readable characters	11
remaining illegibles were encoded	11
in the sacrament of	11
coded from proquest page	11
keying and markup guidelines	11
project restraints of time	11
the process of creating	11
data within the usual	11
will never have been	11
external keying companies for	11
proquest to create accurately	11
corrected and characters marked	11
on the image sets	11
carried out by editorial	11
tcp data is very	11
with mnemonic sdata character	11
elements of known extent	11
contained in the confession	10
not so much as	10
so that it is	10
the children of israel	10
and whereas it is	10
laws and acts of	10
and endeavour any alteration	10
in the confession of	10
at the instance of	10
of the act of	10
that part of the	10
part of my oath	10
as it is now	10
parliament never intended to	10
and it may be	10
transubstantiation of the elements	10
in the first place	10
this my solemn oath	10
creator of heaven and	10
the security of the	10
as well as of	10
there is not any	10
archibald earl of argyle	10
and therefore it is	10
advantage of church or	10
the parliament never intended	10
to be sworn to	10
arms against the king	10
iv tiff page images	10
the lords of justitiary	10
printed in the year	10
of the crimes libelled	10
as they are now	10
notes for div a	10
far as i can	9
to the earl of	9
to bind up my	9
is consistent with the	9
i understand as a	9
the case of the	9
or alteration in the	9
the oath of allegiance	9
the end of the	9
of the roman catholicks	9
for the advantage of	9
bind up my self	9
not to bind up	9
in his own sense	9
in this present parliament	9
and in a lawful	9
part of the test	9
or any of the	9
that in the sacrament	9
be taken by all	9
is one of the	9
understand as a part	9
against the earl of	9
consistent with the protestant	9
and that it is	9
abrogating the test imposed	9
desirous to give obedience	9
to rise in arms	9
of the elements of	9
power of the church	9
a part of his	9
the presence of god	9
reproduction of original in	9
the case of a	9
there is nothing in	9
as far as i	9
take the test in	9
so much the more	9
in church or state	9
sense in which he	9
worship of the true	9
sacrifice of the mass	9
securing the protestant religion	8
and the sacrifice of	8
that it may be	8
used in the church	8
to consult and plead	8
is not any transubstantiation	8
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now used in the	8
of the external government	8
are now used in	8
of the holy ghost	8
in the sense of	8
the instance of his	8
any transubstantiation of the	8
to make any alteration	8
the same to be	8
any of the crimes	8
to endeavour any change	8
the elements of bread	8
the said sir george	8
by this my solemn	8
let it be never	8
it may be said	8
of the orthodox clergy	8
real and substantial presence	8
they are now used	8
imposed upon all members	8
and plead for him	8
in the beginning of	8
the interest of the	8
of the three estates	8
are not to be	8
of the real presence	8
and that the invocation	8
the real and substantial	8
upon all members of	8
those who are to	8
or any other saint	8
be looked upon as	8
to bind up himself	8
of his majesties advocate	8
and that is the	8
instance of his majesties	8
the bishop of edinburgh	8
in the hands of	8
at the time of	8
that there is a	8
of those who are	8
to the word of	8
in relation to the	8
to serve his majesty	8
the lords of iustitiary	8
explanation of the test	8
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it be never so	8
his body and blood	8
in opposition to the	8
but on the contrary	8
elements of bread and	8
the doctrine of the	8
genuine sense of the	8
far as he can	8
that it is a	8
the sacrament of the	8
the author of the	8
by the laws of	8
one and the same	8
in matters of religion	7
and swear by this	7
in the body of	7
as if it were	7
that it is the	7
that it would be	7
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test imposed upon all	7
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for a man to	7
sense of the oath	7
in such a case	7
the rights of the	7
taking of the oath	7
of the same nature	7
is in it self	7
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of the earl of	7
exercise of their religion	7
the name of the	7
adoration of the virgin	7
either in church or	7
to wish and endeavour	7
part of the world	7
on all members of	7
in any matter of	7
a part of my	7
the house of peers	7
to make use of	7
he thinks to the	7
of the land of	7
of his majesties government	7
wish and endeavour any	7
of the lord iesus	7
of the bread and	7
bread and wine into	7
and wine into the	7
as well as their	7
his majesties high commissioner	7
they are to be	7
taken by all persons	7
are superstitious and idolatrous	7
repugnant to religion and	7
meaning of the words	7
into the hands of	7
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genuine sense and meaning	7
and authority of the	7
consult and plead for	7
that it is impossible	7
required to take the	7
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administration of the sacraments	7
the penal laws and	7
to the church of	7
to which the earl	7
and it is not	7
the three estates of	7
vindication of the test	7
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of the virgin mary	7
the sense and meaning	7
the test imposed upon	7
the king and his	7
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the repeal of the	7
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words of the test	7
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the government of the	7
thing in the world	7
the land of egypt	7
of christ in the	7
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it ought to be	7
given in by the	7
he was found guilty	6
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i have told you	6
penal laws and tests	6
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the house of commons	6
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it self and the	6
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as you have heard	6
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by any person whatsoever	6
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of the body of	6
any matter of state	6
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any thing that is	6
any alteration he thinks	6
by act of parliament	6
the lords commissioners of	6
with the rest of	6
end of the world	6
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said sir george lockhart	6
policy of the church	6
the oath and test	6
it as far as	6
substance of the bread	6
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far as it was	6
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i do not know	6
a gentleman in the	6
whom it may concern	6
the very being of	6
of the said act	6
to go to church	6
a great part of	6
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the spirit of god	6
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the supper of our	6
the subject of the	6
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a great deal of	6
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so far as to	6
the generality of the	6
security of the protestant	6
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of king james the	6
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any change or alteration	6
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letter from a gentleman	6
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a person of quality	6
after the consecration thereof	6
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that he takes it	6
of the lords of	6
any alteration in the	6
self and the protestant	6
of the test is	6
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authority of the three	5
our lord iesus christ	5
and not repugnant to	5
far as concerns the	5
or adoration of the	5
global keyed and coded	5
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for any man to	5
i mean not to	5
for a prince to	5
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of all others whom	5
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solemn league and covenant	5
if he had not	5
in the supper of	5
to the nature of	5
and that i shall	5
as the supreme deity	5
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his majesties privy council	5
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the original text notes	5
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explication of the test	5
text notes for div	5
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the right administration of	5
of the english nobility	5
endeavour any change or	5
gentleman of the romish	5
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the creator of heaven	5
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to be founded on	5
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for him in the	5
mean not to bind	5
many of the orthodox	5
in as much as	5
if there should be	5
no more than a	5
it will never be	5
made use of to	5
it should be so	5
it is very hard	5
original in huntington library	5
of this present parliament	5
explain it but for	5
parliament of king james	5
if they do not	5
by no means to	5
any other manner of	5
that the invocation or	5
they could not be	5
it is not a	5
give obedience as far	5
in the worship of	5
up arms against the	5
of the eternal god	5
betwixt the king and	5
preaching of the word	5
a letter to a	5
of the substance of	5
into the substance of	5
there must be some	5
of the house of	5
and the interest of	5
president of the session	5
out of the land	5
plead for him in	5
or any other manner	5
written word of god	5
the harmony of the	5
it in his own	5
so much as to	5
that the earl of	5
of the mosaick law	5
as if they had	5
liberty to rise in	5
and to the intent	5
of the word of	5
for the exoneration of	5
seems to have been	5
right administration of the	5
that there lies no	5
am very desirous to	5
may be said to	5
i promise and swear	5
in the plain genuine	5
that there was no	5
it can never be	5
found guilty of treason	5
a vindication of his	5
spi global keyed and	5
now published for the	5
in the name of	5
the nobility and gentry	5
rest of the world	5
every thing that is	5
the presence of the	5
the kirk of god	5
it was to be	5
no obligation on me	5
of the true religion	5
the same time that	5
that there is not	5
the mother of god	5
upon the power of	5
and i promise and	5
original text notes for	5
by all persons in	5
as well as to	5
that there is nothing	5
what he had said	5
from the original text	5
is the same thing	5
be a part of	5
to take up arms	5
for the most part	5
the invocation or adoration	5
repeal of the test	5
for the clearing and	5
of original in huntington	5
which in it self	5
is not only a	5
this is my body	5
to consent to any	5
confession was to be	5
the pain of treason	5
can explain it but	5
the nature of a	5
recorded in the first	5
looked upon as a	5
the ends of peace	5
do not swear to	5
a liberty to rise	5
the oath of supremacy	5
that the invocation of	5
a declaration of the	5
with it self and	5
and for the other	5
it is now established	5
other manner of way	5
or any man else	5
the written word of	5
that the earl was	5
accepted by the council	5
is contained in the	5
power of the keys	5
explanation of his explication	5
endeavour any alteration i	5
the matter of the	5
be given at his	5
and in all causes	5
of his body and	5
he is willing to	5
others whom it may	5
upon any pretence whatsoever	5
and the first of	5
confession of faith recorded	5
which can never be	5
obedience as far as	5
this seems to be	5
to be given at	5
endeavour any alteration he	5
the religion of the	5
king james the vi	5
a share in the	5
that he did not	5
the body of the	5
ought to be repealed	5
get the better of	5
to go to the	5
the sense and explication	5
and agreeable to the	5
any of his majesties	5
the gods of the	5
benefit of all others	4
his majesty and his	4
to be looked upon	4
the idolatry of the	4
before the lords of	4
of parliament made against	4
concerning the repeal of	4
it cannot be denied	4
to do any thing	4
the penalty of being	4
especially with relation to	4
that they do not	4
was willing to take	4
the notion of transubstantiation	4
to take an oath	4
there could be no	4
if the earl had	4
the most high god	4
in the right use	4
and exoneration of his	4
the design of the	4
but when they are	4
in all time coming	4
persons disaffected to the	4
part of the nation	4
on the word of	4
it might have been	4
the council had allowed	4
thing in it self	4
the hearts of the	4
founded on the word	4
and gentry of the	4
at their own discretion	4
the plain and genuine	4
make use of the	4
was confident the parliament	4
not bind up himself	4
and rulers vigilantly travel	4
the meaning of the	4
for the preservation of	4
and confession of faith	4
there is not a	4
by the lords of	4
the king of france	4
wherein he did take	4
it had been better	4
no means to be	4
that there lyes no	4
the benefit of all	4
it is enough to	4
of the words of	4
that the bread and	4
to give an account	4
to resist gods ordinance	4
the oath it self	4
the crimes of treason	4
the worst thing that	4
which you are to	4
to be the only	4
the spirit of the	4
have a right to	4
the confession was to	4
his preface to bishop	4
to belong to the	4
with the said protestant	4
i will only say	4
a new model at	4
the character of a	4
it is most certain	4
have a mind to	4
aptara keyed and coded	4
for them to understand	4
much as in them	4
in the country to	4
to be a member	4
and that they are	4
snake in the grass	4
now established by the	4
the same time to	4
consent to any change	4
the severity of the	4
is taken from the	4
you may the better	4
giving an account of	4
the protestant religion is	4
alteration he thinks to	4
to the words of	4
and policy of the	4
that the protestant religion	4
that he was confident	4
in the words of	4
be understood in the	4
the more to be	4
sense of his own	4
the family of argyle	4
of some of the	4
and one of the	4
to be so much	4
the people of england	4
administration of the external	4
there being nothing more	4
but as to the	4
is consistent vvith it	4
country to his friends	4
said act of parliament	4
plain and genuine sense	4
his taking the test	4
the test it self	4
if it should be	4
to the said sir	4
as to make it	4
to the written word	4
it to have been	4
that it was not	4
but so it is	4
friends in london upon	4
to a late pamphlet	4
the castle of edinburgh	4
there would be no	4
the said alexander dunbar	4
consistent with his loyalty	4
in arms against the	4
in the matter of	4
by the same authority	4
as well as in	4
sense of the words	4
it is a sign	4
to the prejudice of	4
nor so much as	4
bishop to the lord	4
that by the test	4
right use of the	4
a rough draught of	4
three estates of parliament	4
an account of the	4
answer to a late	4
by a person of	4
the truth of the	4
the councils letter to	4
by the grace of	4
by wing and nuc	4
acts of parliament made	4
he was willing to	4
of our lord iesus	4
to make it a	4
that it should be	4
to take it in	4
in the land of	4
the right of peerage	4
of the supreme god	4
that in the case	4
so unwary as to	4
to be a part	4
right of the crown	4
that this is the	4
in respect of the	4
profess the true protestant	4
the law of god	4
to the house of	4
that no man interpret	4
is to resist gods	4
in the like cases	4
the clearing and exoneration	4
never to consent to	4
london upon the subject	4
at the price of	4
be made use of	4
that you may the	4
spirit of the lord	4
is to be understood	4
the bishop to the	4
the sense in which	4
the bishops of the	4
the country to his	4
body of christ is	4
clearing and exoneration of	4
the fundamental laws of	4
that the greatest part	4
and as for the	4
there cannot be a	4
power of the state	4
and that it was	4
even when they are	4
meaning of the oath	4
as if any thing	4
history of the reformation	4
there is no transubstantiation	4
it was consistent with	4
to resist the supreme	4
swear to every proposition	4
that the name of	4
the major part of	4
the land of canaan	4
as soon as they	4
to be in the	4
there ought to be	4
the tribe of iudah	4
before the lords commissioners	4
the castle of edenburgh	4
wing p estc r	4
securing of the protestant	4
matters of meer religion	4
wing and nuc pre	4
or assemble in any	4
three estates of this	4
can be no true	4
draught of a new	4
said archibald earl of	4
there is no other	4
advice to a daughter	4
that they will not	4
to endeavour any alteration	4
the earl is bound	4
who are to chuse	4
is a great difference	4
inherent right of the	4
to the same purpose	4
oath to be given	4
in the second place	4
published for the benefit	4
species of bread and	4
the laws and customs	4
allowed to take his	4
the time to come	4
for the support of	4
he was confident the	4
for the sake of	4
the administration of the	4
nothing can be more	4
it is the only	4
by the law of	4
presence of the eternal	4
and i am very	4
of all his majesties	4
and inconsistent with the	4
blood of christ in	4
only as far as	4
that none of his	4
and some of the	4
the said archibald earl	4
and that by the	4
any to take the	4
of his own country	4
highness was pleased to	4
it would be an	4
to those who are	4
consistent vvith it self	4
the verdict of the	4
the whole series of	4
the holy of holies	4
verdict of the assize	4
there lyes no obligation	4
to his royal highness	4
to be had of	4
by the same act	4
the publick and established	4
a refuser of the	4
there is not the	4
the said protestant religion	4
inconsistent with the said	4
the hands of their	4
p estc r ocm	4
the lords of privy	4
in such a manner	4
that his royal highness	4
observation of the sabbath	4
that the earl did	4
the test by the	4
was to be sworn	4
the reformation of the	4
did take the oath	4
of the test by	4
part of the oath	4
or any thing else	4
the act made by	4
to take his place	4
is established by law	4
taker of the oath	4
it is not pretended	4
set up as the	4
be said to be	4
that it might be	4
in answer to a	4
the true sense and	4
his son christ jesus	4
of the sense and	4
the reasons for abrogating	4
that he had not	4
be taken in the	4
the greater part of	4
slanderous speeches or writs	4
as to the modus	4
prejudice of his highness	4
any man of sense	4
new model at sea	4
the authority of a	4
reserves to himself the	4
but to return to	4
that the lords of	4
from the severity of	4
of allegiance and supremacy	4
that it will be	4
to the bishop of	4
it is not the	4
only in so far	4
if he had been	4
the face of a	4
the consent of the	4
of his royal highness	4
of the government of	4
in london upon the	4
is now established by	4
after the earl had	4
and customs of all	4
to the truth of	4
in taking the test	4
is the worst thing	4
rights of the church	4
that a prince who	4
that it is to	4
as appears by the	4
the securing of the	4
at the head of	4
the exoneration of his	4
act for the test	4
king and his people	4
from the rest of	4
the court of iustitiary	4
the use of images	4
rise in arms against	4
the glory of the	4
allowed to be printed	4
members of both houses	4
in opposition to idolatry	4
reformation of the church	4
and xml conversion a	4
part of the law	4
by which it is	4
all the host of	4
of the christian church	4
of his majesties person	4
to belong to him	4
be of divine right	4
the advantage of the	4
what is meant by	4
to his majesties service	4
to conclude this head	4
to impugn the dignity	4
the constitution of the	4
to the peace and	4
and now published for	4
in matters of meer	4
in presence of his	4
with advice of his	4
it is evident that	4
when he comes to	4
of the host of	4
the beginning of the	4
the nature of the	4
rough draught of a	4
of a new model	4
right of the english	4
it is that the	4
explain it for himself	4
taking of the test	4
he did take it	4
in what part of	4
if there be any	4
a law of an	4
answer to the bishop	4
with the bishop of	4
by some of the	4
to have been the	4
authority of the same	4
laws of this kingdom	4
yet he cannot but	4
you are to consider	4
security of the government	4
i affirm and swear	4
in the execution of	4
in the plain and	4
not know how to	4
laws and customs of	4
it is one of	4
estates in this present	4
is no transubstantiation in	4
execution of their office	4
any alteration i think	4
and with the protestant	4
no transubstantiation in the	4
the said act of	4
members of parliament anno	4
letter to a dissenter	4
an answer to the	4
and contained in the	4
a wing p estc	4
i am sure they	4
of original in the	4
the case of an	4
of an high nature	4
there are some things	4
the earl waited on	4
a late pamphlet called	4
not swear to every	4
letter to his majesty	4
the worship of god	4
the solemn league and	4
it is necessary to	4
intrinsick power of the	4
that the earl had	4
the declaration it self	4
which they are to	4
bishops of the church	4
the protestant religion and	4
the real presence in	4
first parliament of king	4
all the rest of	4
it is not possible	4
as i have told	4
impossible for them to	4
the laws and acts	4
deliverance out of egypt	4
case of the earl	4
worship of the supreme	4
that it doth not	4
lies no obligation on	4
be found guilty of	4
as well as a	4
all the days of	4
earl waited on his	4
for the same reason	4
the crimes of leasing	4
agreeable to the written	4
to be of divine	4
the confession of the	4
the question is not	3
genuine meaning of the	3
ought therefore to be	3
my self to the	3
a sense as did	3
but i have already	3
consent to any alteration	3
him to go to	3
proceed to sentence against	3
that the council heard	3
to our soveraign lord	3
of his ecclesiastical polity	3
alteration i think to	3
could not have been	3
he did take the	3
old act of the	3
i am very desirous	3
to oblige the whole	3
be in the least	3
to the acts of	3
or use any dispensation	3
the apostle tells us	3
is time now to	3
transubstantiation in the sacrament	3
the whole fabrick of	3
is a kind of	3
a house of commons	3
to be recorded in	3
and where it is	3
you are therefore to	3
it is impossible he	3
go along with it	3
in cases of this	3
doth not at all	3
gentry of the nation	3
such alterations as he	3
publick and established religion	3
to himself a liberty	3
in competition with it	3
that the kings majesty	3
the first of january	3
it is known that	3
soever he may be	3
the whole body of	3
from any creature whatsoever	3
into the thoughts of	3
is to be allowed	3
obliges us to swear	3
consult or determine in	3
dignity and authority of	3
it ought not to	3
no one thing in	3
under the species of	3
he was able to	3
to impose upon the	3
to such as are	3
he ought to have	3
mona logarbo sampled and	3
the test and the	3
by the conformed clergy	3
oath of allegiance and	3
arguments not disagreeable to	3
matter of an oath	3
popes having power to	3
establishing the protestant religion	3
betwixt and the first	3
episcopacy to be of	3
in the harmony of	3
believe the same to	3
church of england as	3
was consistent with the	3
several explications made of	3
ends of the test	3
the test with an	3
in to the parliament	3
the business of the	3
force in matters of	3
of all that i	3
the intent and effect	3
made for establishing the	3
with all my heart	3
any manner of evasion	3
and this seems to	3
made a ground of	3
that one of the	3
by the right noble	3
account of the prince	3
character of a trimmer	3
the royal legislative power	3
therefore it is not	3
preface to bishop bramhall	3
and allowed to be	3
that i shall not	3
those of the church	3
a great deal more	3
or determine in any	3
such a piece of	3
were so far from	3
in every thing that	3
that i think it	3
and judicatories in scotland	3
but that they are	3
there is but one	3
his commission to his	3
to be an inherent	3
such a sense as	3
of the law is	3
nature of the thing	3
meaning of the act	3
in a lavvful vvay	3
it is no wonder	3
made of the test	3
for that reason it	3
had the honour to	3
of the power of	3
there is to be	3
to be as much	3
when it is so	3
by the first act	3
framed and emitted by	3
it seemeth to me	3
contained in that confession	3
that he could not	3
parliament of james the	3
by reason of the	3
proving the lawfulness thereof	3
and when they have	3
crimes of an high	3
is acknowledged to be	3
as to the first	3
of the authority of	3
taken in the plain	3
that the roman catholicks	3
i come therefore to	3
but that which is	3
you the said archibald	3
is no less than	3
with several other old	3
to take away his	3
and that even the	3
to the kings majesty	3
affront to almighty god	3
to be evil works	3
is to be considered	3
one of the clerks	3
as to these words	3
the sense wherein he	3
the taker of the	3
is a sign of	3
i think it is	3
of its dishonourable birth	3
of the like nature	3
can import no crime	3
wisdom of the nation	3
it will be in	3
that he would not	3
and that there is	3
law of an ecclesiastick	3
directly contrary to the	3
as there can be	3
to be very well	3
you are not to	3
all the attempts of	3
and that there lies	3
of the jewish religion	3
the abrogation of the	3
the liberty of the	3
be so much the	3
he that reserves to	3
himself not tyed up	3
as that they may	3
the earl did take	3
and ministers of the	3
judith siefring text and	3
as you have seen	3
of an ecclesiastical nature	3
this present parliament assembled	3
of the roman church	3
we confess and acknowledg	3
the want of a	3
civil power may restrain	3
of quality of the	3
under the name of	3
which he is willing	3
purpose to give credit	3
we do not swear	3
from a gentleman of	3
no man is at	3
notion in their minds	3
of a whole nation	3
the lord thy god	3
and the worship of	3
written for the author	3
the customs of the	3
ought to be a	3
any of the foresaid	3
in the explication libelled	3
of the lord jesus	3
being declared to be	3
they have any distinct	3
the foresaid criminal process	3
the benefit of the	3
they can never be	3
that he might have	3
take those oaths the	3
the last session of	3
to wait upon his	3
so it is that	3
was pleased to say	3
is willing to take	3
in any other sense	3
it may be of	3
himself in his station	3
does in the contrary	3
the right hand of	3
that they had been	3
the faith of the	3
original in the union	3
of an ecclesiastick nature	3
of that which is	3
when it is not	3
those oaths the law	3
and turns the birth	3
if they are not	3
of the world in	3
into the reasons for	3
the earl gave in	3
they were made for	3
there is no such	3
together with several papers	3
of the world will	3
of the commissioners of	3
take it in the	3
greater part of the	3
thoughts of any man	3
be in some degree	3
by the parliament to	3
the opinion of all	3
contained in the declaration	3
he takes it as	3
but where they are	3
without his majesties special	3
or any manner of	3
they are not bound	3
to the language of	3
sits at the right	3
called a vindication of	3
and security of the	3
in most other things	3
the practice of the	3
have no other effect	3
what sort of men	3
one of the commissioners	3
not take the test	3
therefore i think no	3
as that they can	3
the matter of fact	3
the parliament did not	3
i will not say	3
a proclamation anent pedagogues	3
to himself the povver	3
all that our author	3
that i shall adhere	3
the standard of the	3
meet for the ends	3
are some things which	3
the best and most	3
ought to be very	3
have entred into the	3
the nature of all	3
trimmer is not so	3
the kings majesty is	3
is of it self	3
that which pertains to	3
parties agree in the	3
presence of his royal	3
matters contained in the	3
in the close of	3
his estates of parliament	3
of the god of	3
part of the act	3
prince and princess of	3
and as to that	3
imposer of the oath	3
is wrought by the	3
the last part of	3
under the weight of	3
any thing in the	3
as if he were	3
be an inherent right	3
that nothing can be	3
to the confession of	3
he can by no	3
the law of the	3
as to make them	3
i shall not accept	3
and you will find	3
the plain and clear	3
to endeavour the alteration	3
an enemy to the	3
by law established in	3
am sure they will	3
the roman catholick church	3
that we should be	3
the death of the	3
of the nature of	3
the communion of the	3
a particular account of	3
blood of christ iesus	3
as long as the	3
on the account of	3
in the least import	3
the appearance of a	3
the clearing of his	3
had taken the test	3
the reservation of a	3
and if it be	3
so little to be	3
and for the same	3
as in most other	3
be given to the	3
the danger of the	3
to whom it is	3
the support of the	3
of the mother of	3
in the registers of	3
credit and reputation to	3
xml conversion a letter	3
objections against the test	3
his council and proceedings	3
it is pretty sure	3
the parliament in the	3
of the one god	3
explication wherein he did	3
all parties agree in	3
the church catholick in	3
stand upon its own	3
the foundation of his	3
perswading him to go	3
that it cannot be	3
of the late marqueis	3
enquiry into the reasons	3
the sin of idolatry	3
the grace of god	3
opinion of all divines	3
to such a height	3
sir george lockhart to	3
against the church of	3
that the king is	3
that it was to	3
without the authority of	3
insert the act of	3
consideration of those who	3
the earl of midletoun	3
if he had said	3
declaration of the sense	3
the designs of the	3
them with all rigour	3
the words of that	3
of parliament injoining the	3
in his highness favour	3
meaning of the parliament	3
to be put to	3
trimmer is far from	3
to any change contrary	3
the lords of session	3
the earl could not	3
of which they are	3
of the roman communion	3
so that the church	3
order and warrant to	3
and never to consent	3
plea for the earl	3
a relation of several	3
by the said earl	3
and in presence of	3
first written for the	3
the old act of	3
to the end that	3
the test imposed on	3
or any other person	3
if they will not	3
that they should be	3
still to be judge	3
by that part of	3
that can never be	3
the hand of the	3
it would be like	3
are ever to be	3
the earl is still	3
which was the first	3
in reference to the	3
in the same article	3
there seems to be	3
princes and rulers vigilantly	3
and by the same	3
that i am confident	3
of the gods of	3
hands of their enemies	3
and full account of	3
meaning of the imposer	3
parliament made against leasing	3
reservation of a freedom	3
indicted before the lords	3
the very body and	3
the next day after	3
be recorded in the	3
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